Introducing React-Admin V5 React-admin v5 is here! This version started as a technical update to clean up the codebase and integrate the latest React features and libraries. However, we ended up adding many new features and improvements that we think you’ll love. We’ve enhanced both the user and developer experiences, making react-admin more powerful and user-friendly. The breaking changes are minimal, ensuring a smooth upgrade for existing apps. React-admin v5 is a large release! It introduces the following changes:
- Apps now have a theme switcher and a dark theme by default (#9479)
- Inputs now default to full width (#9704)
- Links are now underlined (#9483)
- List pages restore scroll position when coming back from Edit and Create views (#9774)
- Errors in the Layout code now trigger the Error Boundary (#9799)
- Button size can be set via props (#9735)
- Simpler custom layout components just need to render their children (#9591)
- No more props drilling for Layout, AppBar, Menu, etc (#9591)
- useDefaultTitle() hook returns the application title from anywhere in the app (#9591)
- Data providers can now cancel queries for unmounted components (opt-in) (#9612)
- GraphQL data providers are easier to initialize (they are now synchronous) (#9820)
- GraphQL-Simple data provider supports Sparse Fields in queries (#9392)
- GraphQL-Simple data provider supports updateMany and deleteMany mutations (#9393)
- withLifecycleCallbacks now supports wildcard and array of callbacks (#9577)
- Middlewares are more powerful and handle errors better (#9875)
- Datagrid has rowClick enabled by default, it links to the edit or show view depending on the resource definition (#9466)
- List bulkActionButtons is now a Datagrid prop (#9707)
- setFilters doesn’t debounce by default, so custom filters work as expected (#9682)
- List parameters persistence in the store can be disabled (#9742)
- Inputs no longer require to be touched to display a validation error (#9781)
- ReferenceInputs are...